Inside the police station
Sep. 18th, 2009 11:05 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
xenithA couple of photos from inside the police station.
Interview room, with one-way mirror, that is also used as a line-up room. Here we find out lots of interesting things like, if an interviewee has a solicitor in, that solicitor cannot represent them in court, because they are involved in the case. And if there are translators involved, they instead use the (forgotten the name) charge room, which has audio & visual recording, and a speaker phone.
The shiny new fingerprinting scanning machine, which sends scans of prints straight to Canberra. It replaces the old prints on paper system, says our guide waving an example of such, that had to be sent down to Hobart and then scanned in. I seem to recall they only had access to a statewide database of prints too, but I was told that a while ago so I could easily be confusing it with something else.
Interview room, with one-way mirror, that is also used as a line-up room. Here we find out lots of interesting things like, if an interviewee has a solicitor in, that solicitor cannot represent them in court, because they are involved in the case. And if there are translators involved, they instead use the (forgotten the name) charge room, which has audio & visual recording, and a speaker phone.
The shiny new fingerprinting scanning machine, which sends scans of prints straight to Canberra. It replaces the old prints on paper system, says our guide waving an example of such, that had to be sent down to Hobart and then scanned in. I seem to recall they only had access to a statewide database of prints too, but I was told that a while ago so I could easily be confusing it with something else.
